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It's been a record-breaking day in the WSL for sure and some impressive goals to go with it.

Don't forget - you can see all the goals from today's WSL games both on the BBC Sport website and app and also on the Women's Football Show later on.

That's on both BBC Four at 19:00 GMT and then again on BBC One at 23:45 GMT.

Until next time, thanks for being with us and we'll see you again for more WSL action very soon.

Tom Garry
BBC Sport at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

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The Spurs fans applaud their players for their efforts as they head off home after an historic attendance for the division.

Then, over in the far corner, the Arsenal players link arms and celebrate with their fans, who are delighted. As they lift their arms, the travelling thousands respond with 'Ole, Ole, Ole'.

England's Leah Williamson takes a selfie on the pitch - that'll be one to keep for the family scrapbook.

Another big crowd at Kingsmeadow earlier witnessed Chelsea's impressive run continue as they saw off Manchester United by a single goal.

So what do those results do to the league table?

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The top three is as you were as Chelsea, Arsenal and Man City all win but City do their goal difference the power of good with that 5-0 thrashing of West Ham.

Everton are up to fourth at Man Utd's expense.

Liverpool stay bottom and without a win.

So all done and dusted on another WSL afternoon.

Here's how it all unfolded:

• Manchester City 5-0 West Ham
• Brighton 3-0 Birmingham City
• Chelsea 1-0 Manchester United
• Reading 3-3 Bristol City
• Liverpool 0-1 Everton
• Tottenham Hotspur 0-2 Arsenal

Everton take the points at Anfield and probably should've won by more.

Liverpool's wait for a WSL win this season goes on while Everton's battling qualities continue to impress.

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All over in front of a record WSL crowd.

After Spurs made them sweat, Arsenal had too much class and composure to claim all three points with second-half goals from Kim Little and Vivianne Miedema.

Midway through five minutes of stoppage time meanwhile in this one....

Into stoppage time at Anfield.

Liverpool with a free-kick on the byline in front of the Kop.

But as has been the case all game, the quality of the delivery is poor and Everton can easily get it clear.

Arsenal so close to a third right at the death.

Vivianne Miedema on the break and she lays the ball into the path of Lisa Evans who blazes this one well over goal.

Big missed chance to put some more gloss on it for the Gunners.

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Tottenham 0-2 Arsenal

Oh dear - that's unfortunate!

Spurs striker Rianna Dean is floored by a pile-driver of an effort from her own team-mate.

Kit Graham had a go on the half volley from the edge of the box and it might have been going in but Dean got her shoulder in its path.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Anfield

23,500 is the attendance at Anfield today.

That's absolutely smashed Liverpool's previous record. They averaged crowds of 536 last season so that's very impressive.

Nearing the last five minutes at Anfield and still Liverpool are pressing for a leveller.

Niamh Charles is found unmarked in the area but her shot on the turn goes well wide of the right post.

Tom Garry
BBC Sport at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

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Wow. There are 38,262 people here - the WSL record has been smashed for a second time this season.

That figure was announced over the PA moments before Vivianne Miedema latched on to the loose ball for the second goal.

Arsenal are going to claim the north London bragging rights, but Spurs have made history today too.

Great skill from Rachel Furness for Spurs with a lovely couple of keepie-uppies, a run into the Arsenal half and then a shot on goal.

But, it lacks the power to trouble Manuela Zinsberger and perhaps doesn't get the reward her effort deserved.

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23,500 or there or thereabouts is the Anfield attendance.

But the hosts still trail as we move into the last 15 minutes. They will still be without a WSL win this season unless they can turn this one around in the closing stages.

Last 15 minutes approaching and Arsenal seemingly in control of this one.

Plenty of time on the ball to keep hold of it and a noticeable drop in noise levels inside the stadium since the Kim Little goal.

The safe hands of Tinja Korpela in the Everton goal snuff out any half-chance of a Liverpool equaliser.

Rinsola Babajide is starting to show her pace down the Liverpool left wing, but her speculative cross can only drift into the waiting arms of the Everton keeper.

Korpela on hand again moments later to keep a Kirsty Linnett effort away from danger.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Anfield

Liverpool forward Niamh Charles' eyes must have lit up when she went to hit the ball first-time in the box.

It was another excellent block from the Everton centre-back pairing, but you can't help but feel Liverpool are going to get a goal at some point.

They need to be careful not to get caught on the break though.